game-design-roadblock-reframing
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Reframe a game design problem by isolating the main blocker, imagining it removed, and using that perspective to discover workaround paths. Use when a team is stuck on one obstacle, when discussion keeps collapsing into 'we can't because', or when a feature, system, or plan feels trapped by a single technical, UX, content, or production roadblock.
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